Owoooo Lorraine Bracco On the Couch from Planck's Constant

If you're in New York City today you can catch Lorraine Bracco at her book signing at 1 pm at Barnes & Noble on Fifth Avenue for her new book On the Couch.

NPR Fresh Air - Lorraine Bracco's character on HBO's The Sopranos has the unenviable job of psychoanalyzing mob boss Tony Soprano. Bracco's career has plenty of mob connections: She received an Academy Award nomination for her performance in Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas. Now she has written a memoir, On the Couch.

CBSNEWS 'Sopranos' Say Ciao With Season Finale, Excerpt:

Tony's near-death experience has only heightened his angst about himself, his empire and his family. Survival doesn't seem to have clarified any of life's mysteries, but, instead, to have brought all his pre-existing agita into even fiercer focus.

It is just as Lorraine Bracco, who plays Tony's therapist, Dr. Jennifer Melfi, suggested on the CBS Early Show in March prior to the year's first episode: "I think it's a sadder season," Bracco said.

She added that she had not dwelled to much on the show's impending end. "I still have almost a year to cry about it. So why go now?" Bracco said.

American Way Mag LORRAINE BRACCO'S PARIS: Excerpt:

The sultry Sopranos star takes you on an insider’s tour of the City of Light.

Here’s Lorraine Bracco, psychiatrist to Tony Soprano in HBO’s hit The Sopranos, analyzing her deep-rooted, abiding attraction to Paris. Born in Brooklyn and raised on Long Island, she went to Paris in 1973 for what was supposed to be a month-long modeling assignment. With one taste of a café au lait and croissant on her first morning, she fell in love with the city forever. "I ended up staying 10 years,” she says, modeling, producing French television, acting in several European films, and even hosting her own Radio Luxembourg talk show.

The Unofficial Lorraine Bracco Website:

contains photos, screen captures, audio and video clips, flash movies, interviews and articles from her various performances including The Sopranos, GoodFellas, The Graduate, Law and Order: Trial by Jury, Max and Grace, Someone to Watch Over Me, Riding in Cars with Boys, Radio Flyer, Medicine Man... Award Nominations, Public Appearances... plus more.